Organize your PC’s storage drives for competence

matthew taylor

Do you often inspect the applications, software, games, and media installed on your computer? If not, you should consider checking up on all the available content on your PC to make sure all the existing items are of some use to you. If they aren’t, you should immediately uninstall or delete the useless apps to create storage space on your PC and improve its speed and performance. This could be done using the Task Manager that determines the consumption of resources of your PC by every existing apps and software.

The Task Manager helps you identify apps responsible for the slow processing of your PC. In most cases, the two responsible causes are antivirus software and bloatware. Also, when you have purchased a computer from a system integrator company such as HCL, Dell, or others, your PC will possibly be loaded with the company software you may not require at all. You can go for an uninstall for these applications and software in order to ensure some space on your PC.

While on the Task Manager, you can suggestively click on the Startup tab to view the programs that launch as soon as you power on your computer. You can set a limitation to the number of programs to as little as possible, thus boosting up a speed to some extent. Also, when you are looking forward to getting rid of the software with minimum or no use on your PC, you can do so from Control Panel to wipe off most of the irrelevant items from your device.

Further, on having used Windows for a longer duration, a few or more troublesome files and folders get lined up that should be selected to be removed carefully. Doing so manually may turn out to be a lengthy process. So, you can consider using the program like Iolo System Mechanic or CleanMy PC to ensure the deep cleansing of your PC.

You can also rely on Windows Defender to protect your PC from getting impacted by the malware that may enter your device through suspicious links and websites, you may have accidentally clicked while browsing on the Internet. You may certainly find some help from some good antivirus programs like Bitdefender and Malwarebytes, but you cannot ascertain to count on all so-called pricey antivirus packages that cost you all but provide the minuscule of services, and rather become a reason to slow down your system a bit more. If you are hesitant to delete these antivirus programs from your PC then at least you should leave them untouched.

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